Jurgen Klopp expects to be in the dugout against West Ham despite being sent off for his touchline outburst during Sunday's Premier League win against Manchester City.
Klopp was shown a red card after fuming at assistant referee Gary Beswick for not flagging for a foul during the 1-0 victory at Anfield.
Speaking after the game Klopp said it was "about emotion" and took blame for the sending off, saying he "went over the top" but that he felt he had not disrespected the official.
Ahead of the visit of West Ham on Wednesday night, Klopp said: "I think I will be there tomorrow because nothing has really happened yet."
West Ham boss David Moyes, meanwhile, has defended Klopp.
"His actions are part of it, we are really het up and if you were in that position you would probably feel the same.
"We have all got great respect for referees and the work they have to do, I hope in their way they will understand that, for 90 minutes and a bit longer, we might lose our heads a little bit."
